Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
BELL. NIRE.

An au-day meeting will be held in the
A. NJ. f.. Church to-day. Rev. X. r.
Keller, OF the First NJ. f., will address
the meeting at 3 p. M Rev. f. Under
wood, Of Mt. Pleasant, will also be pres
eut.
Rev. VIM. Eaton, the pastor-elect, will
fill the pulpit in the Second Presbyterian
Church to-day.
There will be no morning services at tine
south Bellaire NJ. +. Church to-day,
Evening services ~ usual.
The A. NJ. T.. Church will hold their
camp meeting four miles west OF their old
grounds, on the h, Il. x Z. road. The
meeting will be some time in August.
Regular services will be held in the other
churches in the city to-day.
The young child of Mr.. w. .. Houston
will be buried ut , O'Clock this afternoon.
The new packet "Rellaire," which will
be brought up from Marietta in q few days,
il is said, will make exceedingly FAST
There is little change in the tim of pas
senver trains in the new T.. n u. schedule
which goes into effect to-day.
An additional saloon has been opened Oh
Union street.
Chief Muth says he caught fifty five bass
in one day while on u fishing trip IN Mon
roe county. Fishy, isn't it?
Christian Bippus and a number OF IN
yited friends celebrated that genial gentle
mans ~sixtieth anniversary at his home in
the Fourth ward, Wednesday evening.
Hearty congratulations and a humble OF
fiue presents were rendered. An evening
with Chris is one of merrlment.
Dog days are upon us, we maven I
srena muzzled dog in the city. Too many
worthless ours are lOating around.
Harry Hays and Charles Hamilton are
fishing on thdKanaWha river.
Word was received here yesterday even
inv of the serious illness OF Mrs, John
Grouse, of the Second ward, at the home OF
her sister near Belmont, where she mas oeeh
visiting.
The EIysian will open for the season
September 18th.
1t is a matter of regret that the change
suggested in the payements on North Bel
mont street is not receiving the attention
II deserves by Council. The plan proposed
of using a small strip of ground on each
~ide of the street, enclosed by an additional
curbing, for the purpose OF planting shade
trees aud shrubbeTy, would lend additional
attraction 10 that street and save consider
able in street paving.
In a conversation with a gentleman
from WarnOck, We were informed thai
about a mile west of that village there Is a
bed of rs pretty white clay as can be found
in this country. The vein has never been
examined as to its extent or quality.
We cannot remember a midsummer that
tb.rs was less sickness in Bellaire than at
present.
The festival given by the scholars OF the
Second NJ. +. Sabbath school in City Hall,
Friday and Saturday evenings, was a sue
g, ~ financially and socially.
The johnson Fishing Club has pltcheu
its tent at Cresap's Grove.
The Bright Light Club is located at Belle
YallsA in Noble county.
The Union Club is stationed at Alledo-
MIA. out the B., Il. & C. road.
Duite a number of the members OF SPAN
gler Post repaired 10 the residence oil Ut.
d. l.. Anderson, on Friday evening, 10 OIL
fer congratulations to their comrade VINO
had recently taken unto himself a better,
half A pleasant hour was spent IN social
converse. vocal music, and in tue discus
sion of refreshments, n bountiiul supply oil
which were served.
The weather OF the past two days has
had a telling effect on many OF the me-
chanies in the factories, In the Ohio Ian
tern factory frame room the thermometer
reached IA degrees, and there are other
places equally ~ hot where men are al
work. There will certainly he a shut
down all around if there is not q lall IN
the temperature.
The Glass city and Bellare companies
belong to the old style monthly assocla-
lions, and, having been in operation Tor
several wears. cannot increase their mum
her of shares, and it is not expected OF
them; but they are in q prosperous eondl-
ton. and have no trouble in finding sale
far an their money at encouraging prices.
The Buckeye, q year ago, conceived the
idea Of issuingneW stock annually, and the
experiment has proven most gratifying. In
the mast two months it has issued between
two hundred and three hundred new
shares, and has sold money ut Is
good prices ~ could be desired.
The Buckeye as well as the Belmont, last
wear paid shareholders q dividend of ten
per cent. Think of it, We w~orkingmen,
who have not yet taken advantage Of n
OF these opportunities to secure yourselves
homes. A safer place than a National
bank, and an interest that will double the
principle in seven years. You say that
one has topay shigher rate Of interest in a
building association than anywhere else.
That is true in 3 certain sense, but the
advantages derived will more than u
terbalance the rate of interest. It is